A quarterly journal dedicated to Sherlock Holmes scholarship and related topics.

The Baker Street Journal is a quarterly publication devoted to Sherlockiana, offering a blend of serious scholarship and playful articles that 'play the game.' Founded in 1946 by Edgar W. Smith, it has been the leading publication in the study of Sherlock Holmes. The journal is published by The Baker Street Irregulars, the first Sherlock Holmes literary society, and is essential reading for enthusiasts interested in Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and the Victorian era.

The journal welcomes new voices as well as familiar ones, whether playing the Game or writing from a Doylean perspective.

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